Putin Invited to G20 Summit. Sikorski: Poland Should Not Boycott
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Poland does not intend to boycott the G20 summit because of the decision of US President Donald Trump to invite a Russian dictator to it.
Radoslav Sikorsky explained the motivation of the US president to invite the Russian dictator to the event
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski assessed that Poland should not “boycott” the G20 summit, to which Vladimir Putin was invited. However, in his opinion, the invitation of the Russian president is a bad idea.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski was skeptical about the decision of the United States to invite Russian ruler Vladimir Putin to the G20 leaders' summit in Miami, but assured that Warsaw would not boycott this meeting.
Poland should not boycott the G20 summit due to Vladimir Putin's invitation, Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated. In an interview with Rzeczpospolita, the Deputy Prime Minister criticized the US decision to invite the Russian leader, citing Donald Trump's business background as a result. "Diplomacy is more difficult than it seems," Sikorski said.
Radosław Sikorski admitted that he would not shake hands with Vladimir Putin. At the same time, he emphasized that Poland should not boycott the G20 summit.
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